If ChatGPT is Sentient, So is 'Age of Empires II'
If you played video games in the late 1990s, you likely remember the classic real-time strategy game *Age of Empires II*. As you built your medieval towns, the...
The One-Person Engineering Team
For decades, software development has been sharply divided into two distinct disciplines: writing the code, and figuring out how to deliver it to the world....
From Raw Data to AI Narratives: The Evolution of Google Finance
For two decades, checking stock prices online meant staring at jagged lines and trying to piece together the narrative behind a sudden spike or a sharp drop....
The Ghost in the Legislative Machine
We have all made the mistake of copying and pasting a little too much text from a webpage, accidentally dragging along a stray timestamp or a menu button. But...
The Death of the Inbox: Why AI Agents Just Killed Notion Mail
For decades, the email inbox has been the undisputed command center of the modern workday. We’ve spent countless hours organizing folders, flagging messages,...
Snap’s $2,195 AI Glasses Prove the Future is Still Too Heavy
Tech companies have spent years promising a future where we can seamlessly blend the digital and physical worlds just by slipping on a pair of glasses. But if...
Why OpenAI Built Its Own 'Jalapeño' Chip
For all the seemingly magical text and code generated by artificial intelligence, the physical reality behind the screen is distinctly industrial: massive...
The End of Burner Phones? The Hidden Cost of Stopping Robocalls
We all know the frustration of answering the phone only to hear an automated voice pitching a scam. Robocalls are a universal modern nuisance, and regulators...
Why Hollywood is Hesitant to Screen the Sam Altman Story
For years, Hollywood has loved a good tech founder origin story. From the dorm-room drama of early social media to the garage days of personal computing, the...